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Denise of Upland, CA August 9, 2008

Denise of Upland CA (08/09/08)
I own a 2005 G35 sedan with 56,000 miles on it, and am having the rear brakes replaced for the 2nd time (the first time was at 30,000 miles). The dealer tells me it's because it's a sports car, but that is ridiculous. I would like to be involved in a class action suit against Infiniti. I do a lot of freeway driving and rarely have to slam on my brakes.

I spent a small fortune on this car because I thought it was good quality and I wouldn't have to put a lot of money into it. What a waste. I could have spent 10,000 less and had less problems. I'll never buy another Infiniti.

Steve of Mission Viejo, CA April 16, 2008

Steve of Mission Viejo CA (04/16/08)
I have a 04' G-35 Coupe and have already needed to have my brakes replaced at 19,000 mi. This is the rule for G-35's and Infinity needs to step up to the plate and fix the cause of this problem.

Anderson of Mckinney, TX November 14, 2007

Anderson of Mckinney TX (11/14/07)
All of the reports that you have heard about premature brake wear and rotor replacement on the G35 is correct. I owne a 2003 G35 sedan and constantly have to deal with this problem. Replace the pads and or rotors and still have brake squeal and wear within 3 to 4 months. That is not the only issue with this vehicle. The stereo and AC controls are inoperable due to a circuit board malfunction issue. Not sure why, but the dealership will not replace as a recall.. Instead, they are considering the problem as a service bulletin issue. The dealer will not contact you regarding this. You have to research on your own. I am very disappointed and feel Infinity should purchase the car back or at least give me the balance of what I owe as trade in.

Cessido of Whittier, CA October 11, 2007

Cessido Whittier CA (10/11/07)
Just like dozens of complaints I've read tonight, our 2003 Infiniti G35 has required new brakes and rotors once a year. We average about 12k miles per year. This is unacceptable. The dealership is nice, but let's face it they are making more money so why should they do anything about it. Please let us know how we can demand action from Nissan. Thanks.

Deb of Burnsville, MN July 5, 2007

Deb of Burnsville MN (07/05/07)
infiniti g35x excessive brake wear , brakes replaced at 23000mls and need replacing again at 38000mls

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